The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust seeks to provide investment results that, before expenses, correspond generally to the price and yield performance of the S&P 500 Index. For SPY Options Trading, SPDR call and put options have an underlying value of 100 SPDRs so, for example, if the SPDR is priced at 1.00, the underlying notional value covered by one SPDR option would be $100. With Monday, Wednesday & Friday expirations priced in increments of $0.50, SPY options are the bread and butter for Fibonacci trading and trend trading strategies and the most popular asset to learn to trade options.
52W Range: 252.92 – 293.94
2016 Low: 181.02 | 2017 Low: 223.88
Last Week’s Range: 262.44 – 280.40
Weekly Chart
Daily Chart
5 Day Chart
Pivot Points
(updated weekly after Friday’s close)
| Support/Resistance Levels | Price | Key Turning Points |
|---|---|---|
| 14 Day RSI at 80% | 346.73 | |
| 14 Day RSI at 70% | 305.25 | |
| 52-Week High | 293.94 | |
| 13-Week High | 293.94 | |
| 1-Month High | 281.22 | |
| Pivot Point 2nd Level Resistance | 274.40 | |
| 272.07 | 14 Day RSI at 50% | |
| Pivot Point 1st Resistance Point | 268.98 | |
| 265.81 | Pivot Point | |
| Last | 263.57 | Last |
| 1-Month Low | 262.44 | |
| Pivot Point 1st Support Point | 260.39 | |
| 13-Week Low | 259.85 | |
| Pivot Point 2nd Support Point | 257.22 | |
| 52-Week Low | 252.92 | |
| 14 Day RSI at 30% | 250.21 | |
| 14 Day RSI at 20% | 222.89 |
